Quelque Chose at beerbistro

Steve Beaumont · Post by **Steve Beaumont** » Mon Dec 08, 2003 10:35 am

Just an FYI, folks. For those of you who like your Quelque Chose served hot, Brian has figured out a way to do it at beerbistro. It requires a 15 minute advance ordering, but the bottle arrives at your table steaming and delicious. Available as long as we can keep in stock.

Immotius · Post by **Immotius** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 7:17 am

Didn't the guys at cafe Brussels just pour it into a pan, heat it up and pour it back into the bottle? I think they mulled it rather quickly.

esprit · Post by **esprit** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:16 am

With Liefmans Gluhkriek, the product Quelque Chose emulates, I just pour it into a mug and nuke it and it tastes fine to me but then again my taste buds were destroyed long ago as I drank Carlsberg Light for 5 years before I learned anything about beer.

esprit · Post by **esprit** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:16 am

With Liefmans Gluhkriek, the product Quelque Chose emulates, I just pour it into a mug and nuke it and it tastes fine to me but then again my taste buds were destroyed long ago as I drank Carlsberg Light for 5 years before I learned anything about beer.

DAN-D-MAN · Post by **DAN-D-MAN** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 1:09 pm

The Academy of Spherical Arts also offer to mull it for you if you want. And, their Quelque Chose is dated 1998, at least the last time I was there it was...

Colin @ Canada · Post by **Colin @ Canada** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 4:14 pm

We actually sold the last 1998 Quelque Chose a few weeks ago and now carry the 2001 vintage, served hot or cold. Our Rogue beers are slowly selling out as well, for those interested we still have the Scotch ale, I2PA, and Imperial Stout in the excess line of bottles vintage dated 2000. The American Amber Ale just sold out this week.